Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01

.,,.l Of Spring Heralds New
y Amusements.

30 and Intelligence Of Butte
N'' Charity Ba1l-Book soo'"ble'
enc parties-Chit-chat About fe'
,'.. and Things
me forth last week in regal maj
sprps The mornings were too beautift
Ifsnce, =, lie in bed or tarry long at tn
rpesopS. table. The walking was goo
rss'a i", was simply delicious, and Wit
% rl'.ui nc warmth OF the soft wind, tn
ssSe'p The grass, the drives have bt
urtlns u;mated with their customar.
Pns o. eouipages The bright carpet 9
gong .hs Grand old mountains and tn
fs.sal wild flowers to be found in tn
b''l" seem to make everyone anxiousl.
(a!On rard to out-of-door entertain
The days for picnics, for campin
s's I'd fishing parties are close at hand
p ~. ,a and baseball clubs have been or
';,sS and there will be a revival OF ere
b''e Living. The first warm days ever
'f y. more or less languid and unlik
,l mich effort to entertain or be en-
F''u No private entertainment
F'S given. but each night Of Mile
nd her very excellent company
'a anee at the Grand Opera Hous'
EfOl D"a forth a very large and admirinI
..a No actress who has appeared
'..tsse displayed such varied ant
'u s..rt costumes. We r told tina
ut,sss designed every costume which
'..,s. She is a most graceful ant
'sl woman, and more than equallet
.stations OF her listeners in showing
thorough actress, in love with hel
can carry her audience with hel
al the varying scenes Of a drama
';o>AL AND GENERAL CHIT caAT.
y rbas, Roberts is still quite i'll.
\ Nm Wilson, a mining expert, is ir
! = . Newton is the purchaser OF the
MI l'A
hyiioD. - r-
y. Martin Dioty spent last Thursday in
p~aconda.
the East.
anaconda.
NJ 7. W. Hayes came up from Anaconda
". NJ 7, Connell returned yesterday
CD Missoula.
Id, H. NJ. sayers arrived yesterday from
nnsapolls.
NJ. George lockwood returned yester-
rton his mines.
". yttie Birdseye is now visiting her
ti1 Blaukfoot.
h, Fred Hoss came up from Deer Lodge
ssiay morning.
vi R. Boyce has been too i'll to attend
ip,juess for a few days.
H.. Stull, of Anaconda, is visiting her
Ter Miss Jennie Mcconnell.
vss Laura Horst will entertain a few
ends Informally next Tuesday evening.
v.ss,s, G. H. Babcock and Chas. Gable,
pbjIiusburg, spent last week in the city.
N, viii Wharton has returned from
Inn and will remain for a time in Butte.
Mr., ", McCracken and children arrived
Butte FROM the East yesterday morn
r. and Mrs. James Moffet are expected
me today from Il two months Eastern
r.. VIM. Macdonald, of San Francisco,
b the city and is a guest OF Colonel
tits.
Hiss Sussa Birdseye and Marry Warren
mt to Blackfoot yesterday on q visit to
ends.
Mrs. J. E. Richards and children left
lite last Thursdsy, on a visit to friends
the East.
Mr. Joe A. Hyde and family are expected
bme the last OF the week from a visit to
%lfornia.
Mr.. Green Majors returned home yester-
from Gregson Springs the picture of
porous health.
Ms. Niedenhoffen expects a large ship
t OF cut flowers tomorrow morning
mCalifOrnia.
H. Theo. Sullivan arrived last Friday
10 San Francisco and is a guest of Mr..
Mrs. Ames.
w. P. Barbour and wife, who have
@ln Butte a few weeks, will return this
sing to St. Paul.
w. and Mrs. WIN. Reed came up from
hscOnda last Thursday and attended the
ater in the evening.
VI: Mason Smith, who represents a
Pguar st. Paul dry goods house, is ex-
tsd in Butte this week.
Ar' and Mrs. VIM. Reed came up from
Raeonda last Thursday and went to see
[h' Khea in 1.-THE Country Girl"
FAss Winter, a niece of Mrs. A H. Bar
n came out from the East recently, and
spend the summer with her aunt.
Fhere is a probability that Miss May
fght, who is well-known in Butte's
circles, will soon return from the
b.
Fss Maggie Creel, sister of Mrs. A. M.
who has been visiting in Butte for
years, will return Thursday to her
(nsl Keokuk, Iowa.
N, B. Brownlee and mother, Mrs.
|hs, and little baby Brownlee will soon
10 Deer Lodge and spend several months
flg the warn weather.
". L. NJ. Schofield, pastor of the Pres
0shan church, is expected in Butte this
R' He will preach his first pastoral
fnOa next Sunday, June 5.
"a, ". A. Clark gave a pleasant dinner
last Friday in honor of Mrs. Magill
Miss Hershey, at which a number of
i've society people were present.
and Mrs. R. B. Wallace have re-
PED from a very pleasant visit to Hell.
1 They are now guests OF Mrs. P. Tai
| Mrs. Wallace will doubtless 60 east
('the 10th Of next month.
\ Magill and Miss Mira Hershey, OF
Etlne, Iowa, are visiting in Butte.
q Mrs. w. A. Clark met them in
y and since their arrival here Mr..
mas extended to them many courte-
|aet Captain A. H. Niedenhoffen, we'll
|a \ In Butte, delivered the commercial
laGtory at the commencement exer-
1.-THE California Military Academy,
1 nose for the subject of his essay,
T''ess' Individual and National"
!, y SAID that the harp will be the next
dl1er the mandolin, which is now &C.
.Sas public attention. The harp is an
IISSaaent which has always been faeored
.rvutnerners and was before the war as
ftSIsally found in their homes as pianos
,'ns Present day.
= Eastern paper, speaking OF lawn ten
!, Iys 1t is an especial boon to pretty
, rs it gives them abundant
s~lualtles to display their delicate fig.
'ne,r ways OF grace and their cut
,nsa 'olor' which last possession men
n. H. perhaps, the most taking" on
FALLON-FALLON.
|, = eitgant cards were received last Fri
- "nicl read as f%oIlows.